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codexkit-data-quality-auditor

Audit data quality across six DAMA DMBOK dimensions — Completeness, Accuracy, Consistency, Timeliness, Validity, Uniqueness. Produces a scored data quality report with issue log and remediation plan. Use when profiling datasets, onboarding new data sources, or building data quality gates.

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codexkit-data-quality-auditor
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Audit data quality across six DAMA DMBOK dimensions — Completeness, Accuracy, Consistency, Timeliness, Validity, Uniqueness. Produces a scored data quality report with issue log and remediation plan. Use when profiling datasets, onboarding new data sources, or building data quality gates.
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1.0.0
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verification
# Data Quality Auditor ## When to Use - Before building analytics or dashboards on a new data source - When data issues cause downstream report errors - During data migration or system integration - When establishing data quality monitoring rules ## Procedure ### Step 1 — Scope & Profiling Identify the dataset and context: - Table/file name, row count, column count - Business purpose: what decisions does this data support? - Data owner: who is accountable? Profile the data: - Column types (string, numeric, date, boolean, null) - Null rates per column - Distinct value counts - Min/Max/Mean for numerics - Date range coverage ### Step 2 — Six-Dimension Assessment Score each dimension 1–5: | Dimension | Question | Score Method | |-----------|----------|-------------| | **Completeness** | Are all required fields populated? | % non-null for required fields | | **Accuracy** | Do values represent reality? | Sample validation against source | | **Consistency** | Do related fields agree? | Cross-field rule checks | | **Timeliness** | Is data current enough for its purpose? | Max staleness vs requirement | | **Validity** | Do values conform to allowed ranges/formats? | Format + range validation | | **Uniqueness** | Are there unwanted duplicates? | Duplicate rate on key columns | ### Step 3 — Issue Log For each issue found: | # | Dimension | Column(s) | Issue Description | Severity | Records Affected | Example | |---|-----------|-----------|-------------------|----------|-----------------|---------| | 1 | Completeness | email | 12% null in required field | High | 1,200 | row 45: null | Severity: Critical (blocks use) / High (degrades quality) / Medium (cosmetic) / Low (nice-to-fix) ### Step 4 — Remediation Plan For each Critical/High issue: | Issue | Root Cause | Fix | Owner | Deadline | |-------|-----------|-----|-------|----------| | Missing emails | Optional in old form | Backfill from CRM | Data Eng | Sprint 4 | ### Step 5 — Monitoring Rules Define ongoing quality checks: - Automated checks to run on each data load - Alerting thresholds (if quality drops below X%, alert owner) - Review cadence (weekly, monthly) ## Inputs | Input | Required | Format | |-------|----------|--------| | Dataset or table | Yes | Name + access method | | Business context | Yes | What this data is used for | | Quality rules / expectations | Recommended | Any existing rules or SLAs | | Sample size | Recommended | Full scan or % sample | ## Output ```markdown ## Data Quality Report — [Dataset Name] ### Summary - **Dataset:** orders_2024 - **Rows:** 145,000 | **Columns:** 23 - **Overall Quality Score:** 3.8 / 5.0 ### Dimension Scores | Dimension | Score | Key Finding | |-----------|-------|-------------| | Completeness | 4/5 | 2 columns with >5% nulls | | Accuracy | 3/5 | 3% of prices don't match catalog | | Consistency | 4/5 | state vs zip mismatch in 1.2% | | Timeliness | 5/5 | Data refreshed within SLA | | Validity | 3/5 | 8% of emails fail format check | | Uniqueness | 4/5 | 0.5% duplicate order IDs | ### Critical Issues [Issue log table] ### Remediation Plan [Fix plan with owners and deadlines] ### Monitoring Rules [Automated checks to add] ``` ## Definition of Done - [ ] All six dimensions assessed and scored - [ ] Issue log with severity and affected records - [ ] Remediation plan for Critical/High issues - [ ] Monitoring rules defined for ongoing quality ## Quality Criteria - [ ] Every finding is tied to a specific evidence source (log, test, metric) - [ ] Pass/fail criteria are binary and measurable — no subjective judgments - [ ] Severity levels are assigned with clear thresholds - [ ] Remediation steps are provided for all critical and high findings ## Verification (4C) | Check | Question | |-------|----------| | **Correctness** | Are all pass/fail criteria applied against the correct standard or rule? | | **Completeness** | Were all required dimensions or checklist items evaluated? | | **Context-fit** | Does the verification scope match the actual risk level of the deliverable? | | **Consequence** | If this passed verification but had a hidden flaw, what is the worst-case impact? | ## Edge Cases - **Incomplete data for full assessment** — Document which checks were limited and flag for re-verification when data becomes available. - **Ambiguous pass/fail criteria** — Request clarification from the standard owner before scoring. Mark as 'Needs Review'. - **Multiple overlapping standards** — Identify the governing standard and note where others diverge. ## Changelog - v1.0.0 — Initial release
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